Former Attorney general Abyudi Shonga State Counsel has been elected new Law Association of Zambia (LAZ) president. Shonga was contesting the LAZ presidency against a female competitor Mutumu Nzala Mwape, who was seeking to become

PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu says the opposition UPND will continue losing elections because it has for a long time failed to win the hearts of the people due to its violent behaviour. Meanwhile, President Lungu says

PF CADRES today stormed and threatened to burn down Mafken Radio Station for hosting UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema. But Copperbelt Police commissioner Charity Katanga says she does not have any information on the matter. Sources

UNITED States Embassy Chargé d’Affaire David Young says it is unfortunate that in Zambia today, it is frowned upon to say anything critical about government or leaders without risking being censored or threatened with arrest.

TWO Patriotic Front cadres have sustained injuries after they were beaten by Mufulira residents and some UPND cadres for trying to stop a program featuring UPND leader Hakainde Hichilema. And Copperbelt Police Commissioner Charity Katanga

CHOMA Central UPND member of parliament Cornelius Mweetwa on Friday refused to apologize for calling Vice-President Inonge Wina’s statement on gassing “shallow and shameful”, saying telling him to do was like asking him to stop

SPECIAL Assistant to the President for Press and Public Relations Isaac Chipampe says State House will deal with the false postings on President Edgar Lungu’s Facebook page internally. In the past few months, President Lungu’s

DEPUTY Inspector General of Police in charge of operations Bonny Kapeso has condemned the behavior of PF cadres who disrupted court proceedings when they went to show solidarity to corruption-accused Health Minister Dr Chitaulu Chilufya.

CHIEF Government Spokesperson Dora Siliya says a lot of money is being wasted because corruption is now being used as a tool to fight opponents, which is sad. And Siliya says politicians should not dare

ROAD Transport and Safety Agency (RTSA) chief executive officer Gladwell Banda says the Zambia police is back with their speed traps on the roads after the termination of the contract with Intelligence Mobility Solutions (IMS).